The Dark Story of Georgia's First Electric Chair Prison — 162 Executions, Then Bulldozed in 2018

🔔 Subscribe for new videos every week:    / @stateofruin1   Georgia parkland now covers ground that swallowed more condemned men than any other prison in the state's history. One hundred sixty-two died in a single wooden chair, built inside these walls and wired for death. This is Georgia's first electric chair prison: the Milledgeville State Prison Farm, bulldozed in twenty eighteen, leaving behind a death toll nobody fully agrees on. An outlaw who broke out of this farm twice. A wrongly convicted man dragged from his cell at midnight. A chaplain's private death count that never matched the state's own. It starts in the wreckage of the Civil War.